Heck, I'll even wear some jack boots if some gets me a pair!
Heck, I'll even wear some jack boots if some gets me a pair!
Are them hillbillies throwing mud balls at you again?... snip...
And, I'd love to see something down here for is INGOers that live dangerously close to Kentucky!
I would attend. Don't think I have much to show off that isn't old hat to most gun owners.
My suggestion would be not to have it in Indy every year. Move it around the state with a different location each year. Maybe Indy, Ft. Wayne, New Albany, Terre Haute, Gary, Bloomington and so forth?
I have two thoughts:
1) I think you're biting off more than you can chew.
2) I think if you want to attach INGO's name to anything, you should ask Fenway his thoughts on it first.
Allow me to play Devil's Advocate here, would this be a dealer show or FTF transfers? What I am getting at is, we would have to be very careful not to run afoul of any ATF violations. Yes I know FTF is legal, but too many and they take it as you running a business and therefore need a FFL.
I am down for this so please do not intrepret my comments as negative, just rather food for throught!
What if we actually invited the ATF to set up shop to answer questions? It is no secret that I'm a cop, I'd be happy to be there to answer general LE questions. Heck, I'll even wear some jack boots if some gets me a pair!
You'd have to ban all the candle, fudge, crawl space refinishing, massage, etc. booths.
We went to the home show at the convention center a week or 2 ago. I don't think there was a single "start to finish" home contractor in the place. There were dog food booths, 2 or 3 mattress booths, several crawl space booths, knives, cookware, tupperware, you name it. If you were hosting a flea market, a lot of the crap would fit in but I don't understand why they allow non event related stuff in.
Technically crawl space refinishing qualifies for a Home Show.
Maybe I'm a little biased - my dad owns a crawl space company
Even so, the gun show would be great fun, and I'd likely participate, but the sheer logistics will be difficult to overcome.